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Go Concurrency Distilled

14 pointsby 10h agoantonz.org
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4m agoHN ↗

The concurrency and threading in Go just feels like magic compared to every other language. I'm a goroutine addict and I refuse to be rehabilitated.

Just from observations over the years, I don't think there's any other language quite like this, in terms of how things can end up happening in any thread.